Industrial plant
Safety & wayfinding · Jubail
“They surveyed the whole site, flagged the signs our safety team had missed and installed everything around our shift changes without stopping work.”
Signage Boards
Some signs carry a lot: a menu, a logo with a tagline, a list of every shop in the building. Lighting each letter separately doesn't make sense there. A light box lights the whole face evenly, and if it's built properly it keeps doing that, with no dark patches and no yellow face after the first summer.

Illustrative photos of the style. Photos of our own projects are coming soon.
Printed fabric tensioned on an aluminium frame, ideal for very large faces.
Rigid faces with sharp colour for smaller, premium signs.
Edge-lit panels only a few centimetres deep for interiors.
Steel frames and foundations for pylons and totems.
We check the location, power and how the sign will be approached.
Artwork is set up for backlighting so colours glow true.
Frames are built and lit in the workshop before delivery.
Structures are fixed, wired and set on a timer.
Client Feedback
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Industrial plant
Safety & wayfinding · Jubail
“They surveyed the whole site, flagged the signs our safety team had missed and installed everything around our shift changes without stopping work.”
Fashion retail brand
3D LED shopfront · Al Khobar
“We saw the letters on a photo of our shopfront before anything was cut. The finished sign matched it exactly and still looks new after the summer.”
Specialty café
LED neon sign · Dammam
“The neon piece became the photo spot everyone shares. They helped us pick the colour and brightness so it works in daylight and at night.”
Send us the size and the artwork, and we'll recommend the right face and lighting.
Flex is better for very big signs and costs little to reprint when your branding changes. Acrylic gives sharper colour and a more polished look on smaller signs.
Yes. The faces are made to come out and be replaced without rebuilding the frame.
Yes. A pylon needs proper structural design for the wind and a solid foundation. We work that out when we survey the site.
We space the LED modules to suit the depth of the box, and we switch the face on and check it before it leaves the workshop.